🚨🇮🇹 𝗨𝗣𝗗𝗔𝗧𝗘: Manchester United have set their sights on Fiorentina’s Moise Kean as a contingency option behind Viktor Gyökeres, with his €52 million release clause becoming active from July 1 to July 15 💰⏳️ Kean is also being heavily courted by Al-Qadsiah with a massive offer on the table, but United are ready to challenge for his signature and won’t back down easily 🔴

Manchester United, ever the club with eyes on every flank, are bracing for a twist in their striker pursuit. The main focus has long been on Sporting CP’s Viktor Gyökeres, but with that deal hanging by a thread, the Red Devils are quietly lining up Fiorentina’s Moise Kean as their emergency backup. If the main act falls through, Kean might just be stepping onto center stage.

 

Here’s the spicy bit: Moise Kean has a €52 million release clause baked into his contract, but it’s not open season all year round. That clause only activates for a short two-week window — from July 1st to July 15th. Meaning, United will need to strike with precision and swiftness if they decide to pounce. The clock will be ticking loud.

 

While United linger in the wings, Saudi Arabia’s Al-Qadsiah have already made their move. They’re dangling a bag — a big one — to tempt Kean to the Saudi Pro League. It’s classic oil-money seduction, but Manchester United are not in the mood to be outbid or outmaneuvered without a fight.

 

Behind the scenes, the INEOS-led transfer team is playing chess. They’re treating Kean not as a panic buy, but a calculated insurance policy. They don’t want to be left gasping in August, strikerless and scrambling, should Sporting refuse to entertain offers below Gyökeres’ jaw-dropping €100 million clause.

 

Now, why Moise Kean, you ask? At just 24, he’s got scars and swagger. After up-and-down spells at Juventus and Everton, he’s finally rediscovered form at Fiorentina. Fast, fierce, and physically dominant, Kean brings chaos to defenders and fits well into a pressing-heavy 3-4-2-1. Amorim could mould him into something feral.

 

Word from the Fiorentina camp is that Kean’s head is still deep in the Euros, not the transfer circus. But everyone knows about the clause — and when that window swings open, expect clubs to make moves like chess pieces across a fire-lit board.

 

United aren’t bluffing. They’re prepping for any curveball. Kean may not be the top-shelf dream, but he’s a real, ready option. And in this transfer market jungle, being ready is half the battle won.

 

So buckle up — the first two weeks of July could define United’s forward line for the next half-decade. Whether it’s Gyökeres, Kean, or some wildcard out of nowhere, the striker saga is far from over.